YACHT LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICY

YACHTOWNERS

YACHT LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICY

Who we are We are The Shipowners’ Mutual Protection and Indemnity Association (Luxembourg), a marine liability insurer, protecting the interests of yacht owners and operators on a mutual basis. This means that we operate as a non-profit making Club. Your policy documentation When we insure you, you become a Member of the Shipowners’ Club and you will receive a Certificate of Insurance setting out the scope of cover and risks insured. Subsequent amendments to cover will be documented by policy endorsements. The protection we provide You can expect us to respond to all marine liability claims made against you, other than those we list under ‘What is not covered (exclusions)’ and those claims which are unrelated to owning and operating the yacht we insure for you. Within your policy limits, the reasonable costs of investigating and defending claims are paid, too. Your insurance extends to cover guests whom you allow to use your yacht by informal, non-commercial agreement provided that your professional captain remains on board and in command. We cover your liabilities whilst your yacht is chartered out on a fully crewed basis, including claims made against you due to the activities of charterers or their guests. Cover can be extended to your charterers and charterers’ guests too, as detailed under the Crew, guests and others section of the policy. Your cover We insure liability claims made against you as the owner or operator of the yacht named on your Certificate of Insurance. The liabilities insured include: Collision and property of others Claims for collision damage to other vessels or for loss of or damage to piers, wharves, jetties, pontoons or any property belonging to others. Claims from other parties for personal injury or death which arise out of a collision. Contractual Liabilities and Indemnities We cover contractual liabilities and indemnities for illness, personal injury, death or property damage when these relate to your yacht and concern its operation and management. This includes indemnities given to yacht clubs, marinas, port or harbour authorities, boatyards and suppliers of goods and services to your yacht. We will also agree to waive our rights of subrogation, if this is required by the contract. We also approve the use of all MYBA Charter Agreements, provided they have not been amended to increase your exposure to liabilities or expenses. This section insures liability which arises solely under contract and the limit of cover is US$ 5,000,000 any one accident or incident. If we have agreed to a higher limit, this will be shown in your Certificate of Insurance.

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Crew, guests and others Claims from your crew, guests or others for personal injury, illness or death including claims for crew compensation arising from personal injury, illness or death and sickness benefits. Related medical costs and other expenses are covered, too. We also cover claims made against your crew as a result of carrying out their professional duties. When your yacht is chartered out on a fully crewed basis and you notify us that you would like us to do so, we will extend cover to treat your Charterers and their guests as Joint Assureds and shall respond to liability claims made against them as a result of an incident occurring during their use of your yacht. You may notify us if you wish to treat them as Joint Assureds before or after a claim occurs. This extension protects charterers or their guests against those claims which, had they been made against you, would have been claims falling within the scope of this insurance. Under no circumstances will we be liable for a larger sum than we would have been obliged to pay on your behalf. Fines Fines for breach of pollution, smuggling or immigration laws, providing these were accidental or caused by your crew’s independent actions or omissions. We also cover fines due to an inadvertent breach of statutory health and safety regulations which apply to your yacht. Inquiries and criminal proceedings costs The reasonable costs and expenses of protecting your interests at formal inquiries into a casualty and the reasonable costs of defending criminal proceedings brought against your captain, crew and agents, if you have a responsibility for them. Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC) We provide the cover you require to meet your obligations to crew (‘seafarers’ ) under the Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC). This includes: ––

 hipwreck unemployment indemnity. We insure your liability S to compensate crew following your yacht’s loss or foundering.

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 epatriation. We insure your liability to provide assistance to R crew in the event of their abandonment, including the payment of up to 16 weeks of unpaid wages and entitlements.

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 ontractual Claims. We insure your liabilities under the MLC for C contractual claims (as defined under the MLC). The amount of cover for contractual claims shall be the amount agreed between you and the crew member or as determined by a court of competent jurisdiction.

Death and/or disability payments you provide under individually negotiated and agreed Seafarers’ Employment Agreements (SEAs) should be reasonable and appropriate for the duties and position held by the crew member when viewed against the prevailing compensation regime. Mitigation costs When an incident arises which will or is likely to lead to a claim under this policy, you are required to take reasonable steps to mitigate the loss and minimise the amount which would be paid as a claim under this insurance. We will reimburse the reasonable costs and expenses you incur for this purpose.

Personal effects Claims for loss of or damage to personal effects. The maximum amount payable for your crew’s personal effects will be limited to US$ 10,000 per person, per claim.

War risks (Primary or Excess) This policy will pay war risks claims in excess of the policy deductible shown on your Certificate of Insurance if you have no other war risks insurance policy in place.

Piracy You remain covered for any of the claims listed here under ‘Your cover’ which arise following acts of piracy against your yacht. Please note our exclusion in respect of kidnap and ransom demands contained in ‘What is not covered (exclusions)’ – exclusion 11 below.

If you have purchased war risks insurance from other insurers, the amount recoverable under this policy will be the amount of any loss which exceeds the amount you can recover under that war risks policy or the insured value of your yacht, whichever is greater, up to our maximum war risks deductible of US$ 100 million.

Pollution and environmental liabilities Pollution from your yacht, including the cost of clean up and reasonable measures taken to prevent an imminent risk of pollution.

Water sports Claims arising from the use of water sports equipment belonging to and carried by your insured yacht.

Damage to coral reefs and other sensitive marine environments providing these occur as a result of an identifiable accident or incident. We also cover resulting governmental fines and penalties.

Wreck Removal Wreck removal, marking or lighting costs which are compulsory by law, following the loss of your yacht. We also cover voluntary yacht wreck removal from somewhere you own or lease when no wreck removal order has been given.

Quarantine costs The extra costs and expenses you incur as a direct result of an outbreak of an infectious disease. Racing cover We cover sailing yachts participating in casual racing events or those organised by yacht clubs, sailing associations or racing events governed by an internationally recognised sailing federation. If your yacht’s principal purpose is competitive racing or you intend to undertake any form of professional ocean racing, you need to talk to us in advance so that we can determine whether we can offer cover. We do not provide racing cover for motor yachts, unless we have been advised of the racing in advance and you have obtained our written agreement to insure it. SCOPIC We also provide cover for your SCOPIC liabilities when salvors choose to use SCOPIC with the Lloyd’s Open Form (LOF). Stowaways refugees and life salvage Costs and expenses arising from stowaways, refugees and the saving of life at sea. Submarines, mini subs, remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) We cover marine liability claims arising out of your submarines, mini-subs and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) when the submarine, mini-sub or ROV is under the control of you or your crew. You must advise us that you will require this cover in advance and an additional premium may apply. The limit of cover under this section is US$ 5,000,000 per claim and the deductible is US$ 20,000 per claim. Tenders Claims arising from the use of tenders and water sports equipment are covered, providing these arise from activities connected with your yacht. To obtain cover for boats which are used as tenders but which are registered separately from your yacht, you must declare them to us and if we agree to insure them they will be covered under their own policy unless the separate registration was solely in order to comply with mandatory independent registration requirements in the United States of America (U.S.) or elsewhere. Uninsured or underinsured boaters If an uninsured or underinsured third party vessel is responsible for you, your crew or your guests sustaining personal injury whilst on board your yacht or its tenders, we agree to meet any medical costs or expenses which are not recoverable from them. The limit of cover under this section is US$ 5,000,000 per claim.

We insure the reasonable costs of disposing of the wreck. The residual value of any property recovered shall be deducted or offset against your claim. What is not covered (exclusions) For any claim to be payable it must arise from an incident which occurs during the period of insurance stated on your Certificate of Insurance. It is a requirement of this policy that you use your yacht for lawful purposes; otherwise your liabilities may not be covered. In addition, we do not pay claims for or arising from the following: 1. B  are-boat chartering. Claims arising from bare-boat chartering your yacht. We do however continue to cover you for any strict liabilities which attach to you as the owner of the yacht, such as pollution liabilities arising under Bunker Blue Cards. 2. C  hemical, biological, bio-chemical or electromagnetic weapons. 3. C yber risks. The use or operation, as a means of inflicting harm, of any computer, computer system, computer software programme, malicious code, computer virus or process or any other electronic system. 4. Commercial diving or diving bells. 5. Contractual liabilities and indemnities other than those relating to illness, personal injury, death or property damage. 6. C  rew claim exclusions. We do not pay crew annuities, retirement accounts or pension contributions. If injured parties are entitled to receive compensation for personal injury or sickness benefits under a mandatory state or national insurance scheme, we are not obliged to pay such claims. This exclusion applies even if you or the injured parties have failed to take the steps necessary to receive such entitlements. We do not pay claims for or arising out of disputes with crew over contractual liabilities or obligations. We do not pay Employment Practices liability claims. 7. Deductibles which you are required to bear under other policies. 8. D  isputes over contractual liabilities or obligations; or disputes or proceedings over obstruction or interference with your yacht’s operations. 9. Disputes between named parties. We do not support Assureds or Joint Assureds in dispute with each other, or Co-Assureds in dispute with Assureds or Joint Assureds under the same policy. 10. Environmental damage arising from your continuing use of or presence at a coral reef or other sensitive marine environment. 11. I llegal payments of any kind such as extortion, blackmail or bribery or any associated costs or expenses. 12. Kidnap and ransom demands or payments.

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13. M  aritime Labour Convention. We do not pay repatriation costs when your crew member’s period of service on your yacht ends or when repatriation is necessary due to your breach of a Seafarer’s Employment Agreement (SEA) or the sale of your yacht, unless you have a liability to pay these costs due to any statutory enactment or provisions either giving effect or equivalent to the 2006 Maritime Labour Convention. 14. M  otor vehicles. Claims arising from the use of mechanically powered vehicles whilst ashore. 15. N  on-compliance. If you know or should reasonably have known that your yacht is not in compliance with the requirements of her Flag State, certifying authority or classification society for any reason whatsoever, claims which arise as a result will not be payable. 16. Nuclear risks or claims arising from radioactivity. 17. O  ther insurances. If you are insured under an insurance policy from which a claim can be recovered for any of the sections of cover detailed above, this policy will not pay such claims, regardless of whether the other policy includes a provision similar to this. Examples of other insurance claims we would not pay include those which fall under policies for Aviation risks, Builders risks, General Liabilities, Hull and Machinery, Motor Vehicles, Public or Products liability, Professional Indemnity and/or War risks. 18. O  wn property. Loss of or damage to owned or leased property of yours including your yacht. This exclusion also applies to such loss of or damage when caused by the actions of your charterer and/or guests. 19. P  ersonal Effects of crew, guests or others which are cash, precious metals or stones or other objects of a rare or precious nature. 20. P  unitive damages or exemplary damages however described, imposed by a court in the U.S. 21. Salvage services to your yacht or demands for general average payments and any related disputes. 22. S  anctions. We do not pay claims which would expose us to any sanction, prohibition or restriction under United Nations resolutions or the trade or economic sanctions, laws or regulations of the European Union, the United Kingdom or the U.S. Furthermore, we are not liable to pay any claim to you, in full or in part, if we are unable to make a recovery from our reinsurers in respect of that claim, due to sanction restrictions placed on one or all of our reinsurers. 23. S  urveys & Management Audit defects. Claims which arise out of defects identified during a survey and/or management audit are not payable. 24. T  ime Bar. We do not pay claims arising from the loss or wreck of a yacht, once two years have elapsed from the date of the loss or wreck. 25. T  owing. Claims arising as a result of towing other vessels unless it is your own tender or a vessel in distress and you are providing emergency assistance. 26. U  nattended use. No claim will be covered unless a submarine, mini-sub or ROV is at all times operated and maintained in accordance with the manufacturer’s safety guidelines and any requirements of your yacht’s Flag State or Classification Society. There is no cover for claims arising when a guest, Charterer or a Charterer’s guest is operating the submarine, mini-sub or ROV without the supervision of you or your crew or without having been trained in accordance with the manufacturer’s safety guidelines. 27. Unlawful purposes. Including carrying contraband, blockade running, illegal fishing, or being employed in an unlawful or prohibited activity or trade. This would include any activity or trade where granting you cover or paying you a claim would risk exposing us to any sanctions, prohibitions or restrictions under United Nations resolutions or the trade or economic sanctions, 03  Yacht Liability Insurance – Policy

laws or regulations of the European Union, United Kingdom or the U.S. 28. W  ilful misconduct, including your infringement of any law, rule or regulation, or permitting any activity on board or in connection with your yacht which is unsafe or unduly hazardous. If we have agreed to insure any of the risks which we say we do not cover, it will be shown on your Certificate of Insurance. General conditions Assignment You cannot assign your policy to any other person other than with our prior written approval. Cancellation and termination You may cancel cover at noon GMT on the renewal date of any year by giving us not less than 30 days’ prior written notice of cancellation. We may, at any time, cancel this policy by giving you not less than 30 days’ notice in writing and we may at our option give you seven days’ notice of cancellation at any time to discontinue cover for war risks. In the absence of a notice of cancellation, the insurance which we provide to you will either terminate upon the date shown on your Certificate of Insurance or automatically and without further notice upon: ––

t he sale or transfer of your yacht to new owners.

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t he yacht becoming an actual or constructive total loss.

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your bankruptcy or insolvency.

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or if we are prohibited from insuring you under United Nations Resolutions or the trade or economic sanctions, laws or regulations of the European Union, United Kingdom or the U.S.

Your cover for war risks will terminate automatically should war break out between any of the following countries: the United Kingdom, the United States of America, France, the Russian Federation and the People’s Republic of China. We may give you notice whenever we believe that continuing cover with you may expose the Club or any of its Members to sanction, prohibition or adverse action from the United Nations or the European Union, United Kingdom or United States of America or you use any of your vessels for a prohibited or unlawful activity or trade. Termination of cover shall, upon our discretion, also apply to Joint Assureds and Co-Assureds. When cover is terminated you will be entitled to a daily pro rata return of premium other than when we have paid a wreck removal claim following the total loss of the yacht. If your policy is cancelled for non-payment of premium and part of the premium due has been paid by instalments, no return of premium is payable. Claims If a claim is made against you, you must follow the claims handling procedure set out at the end of this document. If you fail to do so your ability to claim may be affected. Classification, Certifying Authority or Flag State Your yacht must maintain the Class, Certifying Authority or Flag State certification that it has at the time we agree to insure it. Any lapse in or loss of such certification must be notified to us immediately and may prejudice your ability to claim under the insurance. Complaints We take all complaints seriously. If you are dissatisfied with our handling of your claim or any other aspect of your insurance or the service we provide, please contact us. Our complaints handling policy is detailed on our website at: www.shipownersclub.com/other/ complaints-handling-policy. Crew nationalities If your cruising area includes United States (US) waters or you own a US flagged yacht or there is a US entity named as an assured on your policy, you need to tell us the number of US crew employed on your yacht. In all other circumstances you do not need to inform us of crew nationalities.

Dispute resolution In the unlikely event that we cannot resolve your complaint satisfactorily, the matter will be referred to arbitration in London, one arbitrator to be appointed by us, one by you, and a third to be appointed by the arbitrators. The reference to arbitration and the arbitration proceedings themselves will be subject to the provisions of the Arbitration Act 1996 and any statutory modification or re-enactment of the Act. Governing law You and we agree that your policy is governed by and will be construed in accordance with English law. In particular, it is subject to and incorporates the provisions of the Marine Insurance Act 1906 and the Insurance Act 2015 and all amendments thereto except to the extent that such Act or modification may have been excluded by this policy or any contract of insurance between us and any insured party. It is not intended that rights should be acquired by any third party by reason of the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 or any similar legislation in any jurisdiction. Joint Assureds and Co-Assureds We may agree to insure your yacht in the name of more than one person or company and to note them on your Certificate of Insurance as Joint Assureds. In these circumstances, the person or company noted as ‘The Member/Assured’ on the Certificate of Entry is referred to as the Assured and all others are Additional Assureds; collectively Joint Assureds. The terms and conditions of the policy (including premium payment obligations) apply equally to all. An act, omission, statement or claim of any Joint Assured similarly affects all of them. We direct all correspondence to the Assured, who receives it on behalf of all Joint Assureds. Whenever you have a liability which is recoverable from us but the claim for that liability is made against another person or company who appears on your Certificate of Insurance as a Co-Assured, rather than a Joint Assured, we will reimburse claim payments made by that Co-Assured, up to the limit of your liability for those payments. We will not subrogate against Co-Assureds for claims which we pay due to your liability. When we pay a claim to, or on behalf of, any one of the Joint Assureds or Co-Assureds, we have discharged our liability to all of them, in respect of that claim. Lay up We do not return premium for periods of lay up notified in arrears. Material facts You have a duty to make a fair presentation of the risk, by disclosing all material matters which you know or ought to know or, failing that, by giving us sufficient information to put us, as a prudent insurer, on notice that we need to make further enquiries in order to reveal material circumstances. If you fail to do so your ability to recover a claim from us may be prejudiced. Premium Your insurance premium will be fixed annually and no further premium will be payable, unless you ask us to extend your insurance cover or the material facts upon which we base the cover change. You must pay your premium in such instalments and on such dates as we have specified, otherwise we will not pay claims and we may cancel your insurance policy. We are entitled to call upon Joint Assureds to settle any unpaid premiums. Security Where we consider it appropriate and necessary we may provide letters of undertaking, bonds or bank guarantees on your behalf, as security for covered claims, providing you have paid any claims deductible which is due to us. Severability clause In the event that a court or tribunal finds any part of this policy to be unenforceable, invalid or to be in conflict with any mandatorily applicable statute or law, or public policy, such part shall be severed and such a finding shall not affect the enforceability, validity or legality of the remainder of the policy, which shall remain in full force and effect.

Surveys & Management Audits We may at any time appoint a surveyor, at our cost, to inspect your yacht. We may also wish to perform a Management Audit of your shore side operation. If such an inspection or audit identifies defects in your yacht and/or your management systems, we may require that you remedy them as directed at that time. Claims handling procedure If you are involved in an incident which could give rise to a claim, please refer to our website for the contact details of our dedicated yacht team; www.shipownersclub.com/insurance/yacht or in an emergency contact our 24hr emergency response line:

24/7 EMERGENCY RESPONSE The claims response service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provides immediate global assistance to all of our Members. Calling the emergency contact number provides a quick and effective way to speak directly to a duty Shipowners’ claims handler in the event of an incident or casualty involving an entered vessel. London Branch

Singapore Branch

+44 203 829 5858

+65 8683 3190

During office hours the emergency number will redirect to the relevant corresponding office switchboard.

Immediate advice and local assistance is also available from our Correspondents who are listed at: www.shipownersclub.com/correspondents It is important that you contact us or our local Correspondent promptly, so that we can assist you. The earlier we are involved the better. You are required to act prudently and as if you are uninsured until such time as we have taken over the handling and management of the incident. When reporting a claim it will help us if you include your yacht’s name, the incident date, the nature of the incident, the location of your yacht and location of the incident (if different). If an injury or collision is involved you may be required to notify the appropriate authorities. We have the right to handle, settle or compromise claims or proceedings as we see fit. We may appoint lawyers, surveyors or other persons when we consider these are necessary. They may report to us and provide documents or information to us, without prior referral of these matters to you. When it is possible for a yacht owner to limit their liability at law, that sum becomes the maximum amount recoverable under this policy and will apply regardless of whether we insure you as the owner of the yacht or in some other capacity. You must not admit liability for any claim and you must not settle a claim without our prior approval. You must also preserve any rights you may have to limit your liability and any rights you may have against any third party. If you admit liability, settle or fail to preserve your limitation rights, your claim may be rejected or reduced. If we pay the claimant, you or your nominated broker, manager, agent or some other person whom you nominate, our liability shall be fully discharged. Definitions Please note that the use of italic text in this policy indicates that the word or phrase is defined in the clauses. Words in the singular shall include the plural and vice versa. Bare-boat chartering means making your yacht available for hire or reward to other parties, without your crew on board. Inter-company arrangements in which your yacht is chartered from one related company to another within a company group or otherwise, is not considered to be bare-boat chartering for the purposes of this policy. Yacht Liability Insurance – Policy 

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Casualty means an incident affecting the physical condition of your yacht so as to render it incapable of safe navigation to its intended destination, or which creates a threat to the life, health or safety of your crew or guests. Engine breakdown is not a casualty for the purposes of this policy.

Joint Assured means a person or company eligible to be a Member of the Shipowners’ Club and who is insured under the same policy with other eligible persons. The policy provides cover to Joint Assureds on the same terms and conditions as apply to you. They have joint and several liability for premiums payable.

Claims means liability claims made against you as a result of owning or operating the yacht named on your Certificate of Insurance.

Nuclear risks means any loss, damage or expense due to or arising out of, directly or indirectly, nuclear reaction, radiation or radioactive contamination regardless of how it was caused.

Co-Assured means persons or companies other than you who are entitled to the protection of the policy when held responsible for liabilities which properly belong to you. Unlike Assureds and Joint Assureds, Co-Assureds are not Members of the Shipowners’ Club and have no independent right of recovery under the policy for their own liabilities. They have no obligation to meet any unpaid premiums due under the policy. Contractual claims which we refer to under the MLC section of this policy has the meaning given to it under that legislation, namely claims arising from the death or long-term disability of crew due to an occupational injury, illness or hazard as set out in national law, the Seafarers’ Employment Agreement (SEA) or collective agreement. It does not mean claims we insure under the ‘Contractual Liabilities and Indemnities’ section of this policy. Crew means any person engaged or employed in any capacity in connection with your yacht, whether on board or proceeding to or from your yacht or on yacht’s business and those determined to be seafarers under the Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC). This includes day workers, but the total number of day workers engaged on or around your yacht at any one time must not exceed 50% of your yacht’s normal crew complement unless we have been advised and agreed in writing, in advance. Crew does not mean yacht brokers or yacht agents or those supplying services to your yacht. Crew compensation and sickness benefits are those payable under your Seafarers’ Employment Agreements (SEAs) or crew contracts, collective bargaining agreements or where the state requires employers to pay compensation or sickness benefits for personal injuries in the absence of a mandatory state scheme. Deductible means the initial amount you have to pay yourself before the insurance policy will respond to a loss under a policy. Some policies refer to this as an excess. For the purposes of this policy, the words deductible and excess in this context have the same meaning. Employment Practices liability claims means claims for wrongful or unfair termination, sexual harassment, discrimination or any other employment-related conduct. Extra costs and expenses means costs and expenses over and above those which would ordinarily be incurred had the incident not taken place. Fines include civil penalties, penal damages and other impositions similar in nature to fines, but not punitive damages. Fully crewed chartering means making your yacht available for hire or reward to other parties (charterers), with your crew on board. Also known as time chartering. Incident means an accident relating to the operation or use of your yacht. A series of incidents which have the same cause will be treated as one incident and for the purpose of claims settlements one claim excess will apply.

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Personal Effects means items which your crew, passengers or others bring on to your yacht for recreational purposes and which are unconnected to the operation of your yacht Pollution means the accidental discharge or escape of oil or other substances from your yacht. SCOPIC means Special Compensation P&I Club Clause. Subrogation means a right which we may acquire as insurers to pursue other persons for reimbursement of claims we have paid. Tender means the boat or boats which are registered to your yacht. Underinsured third party vessel means a third party vessel whose owner or operator has insufficient insurance to cover medical costs and expenses of your crew or guests. Uninsured third party vessel means a third party vessel which collides with your yacht and which fails to stop and identify itself afterwards or a vessel whose owner or operator has no vessel liability insurance or whose liability insurer denies cover or becomes insolvent. War risks means liabilities incurred as a result of war, civil war, revolution, rebellion, insurrection or resultant civil strife or any hostile act by or against a belligerent power or by any act of terrorism; capture, seizure, arrest, restraint or detainment; mines, torpedoes, bombs, rockets, shells, explosives or similar weapons of war. It does not mean any chemical, biological, bio-chemical or electromagnetic weapon; the use or operation, as a means of inflicting harm, of any computer, computer system, computer software programme, malicious code, computer virus or process or any other electronic system. Water sports equipment means items which are designed and built for recreational use in water. We or our or us means The Shipowners’ Mutual Protection and Indemnity Association (Luxembourg), the insurer. Wilful misconduct means an intentional act or deliberate omission done by you either with knowledge that the act or omission is likely to result in loss, or in such a way as to allow an inference of reckless disregard for the probable consequences. You or your means the person or company named as the Assured in the Certificate of Insurance. Where the yacht is owned by a corporate entity, the beneficial owner(s) will also benefit from the protection of the policy and if the owner is domiciled in the U.S. the US Yacht Endorsement will automatically apply to this insurance. Optional additional cover If you require any of the following additional covers, please contact us. Contact details are found on the next page. ––

Legal Expenses Insurance.

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Personal Accident cover.

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Yacht Owners Pre-Delivery Liability Cover.

London St Clare House 30–33 Minories London EC3N 1BP

Singapore 6 Temasek Boulevard #36–05 Suntec Tower 4 Singapore 038986

T +44 207 488 0911

T +65 6593 0420

F +44 207 480 5806

F +65 6593 0449

E [email protected]

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The Shipowners’ Mutual Protection and Indemnity Association (Luxembourg) | 16, Rue Notre-Dame | L–2240 Luxembourg | Incorporated in Luxembourg | RC Luxembourg B14288

The Shipowners’ Mutual Protection and Indemnity Association (Luxembourg) | Singapore Branch | Company No. T08FC7268A

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